Games for GNU/Linux
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Aveyond 4, a popular Windows RPG released for Linux
Boyle Wolfbane wanted to rule the world. He failed. Miserably. Forced into retirement early, Boyle now spends his days arguing with haunted trees and scaring off the occasional knight. At least he still has Fang, his loyal storm wolf. Things could be worse. He could have been born a hero.
Aveyond 4 is a game filled with humour and fun. The 30+ hour RPG will keep you engrossed in its humorous storyline, witty dialogues, beautiful artwork and soothing music. The game features seven playable characters, each with his/her unique personality and dozens of areas to visit, monsters to fight and items to collect. What's more? Along with the main storyline, there are dozens of side quests you can complete to earn special rewards, ranging from a bag of gold to a magical creature.
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Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II Coming To Linux Next Week
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Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II, Chaos Rising and Retribution announced for Linux this month!
Do not adjust your monitors, you read that correctly. Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II, Chaos Rising and Retribution are officially coming to Linux and will be released on September 29th [Feral Mini-site].
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Sunless Sea updated with font and UI scaling options, fixing my main complaints
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Stardew Valley 1.1 will add a bunch of new maps and content to go with them
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